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Department launches review of anti-money laundering policies

Further improvements to HMRC site

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Stockler v CRC; Stockler Charity (a firm) v CRC, Chancery Division

Tax credits are main source of grievance, reports adjudicator

ADAM CRAGGS discusses a recent case in which HMRC invoked their information powers and continued with their enquiries in spite of having issued a closure notice

'False declarations are highly unlikely'

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HMRC must justify impractical measure, insists institute

KEITH M GORDON suggests that the equitable liability practice falls within HMRC’s current discretionary powers

Re. application by CRC for approval to serve notice on financial institution (TC148); re. application by CRC for approval to serve notice on financial institution (TC149)

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Technical consultation on founders’ relief Donated medicines attract zero rate Clarify guidance on withdrawal of capital from business, says the CIOT Home Office sets aside £74.5m for IR35 failings Major changes to financial reporting go unheeded

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Nudge letter does not constitute an enquiry Extent of dog handlers’ expenses Release from full amount of loan Primary purpose of quay wall – premises or plant? Settlement did not absolve taxpayer from tax on loan

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This week's opinion: 12 November 2026 Technical consultation on founders’ relief Donated medicines attract zero rate Clarify guidance on withdrawal of capital from business, says the CIOT Home Office sets aside £74.5m for IR35 failings

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